What should I do if I have a toothache at night?

Night is actually the time for most people to rest and regulate their bodies, but if you have a toothache at night, it will seriously affect your sleep treatment. Some people even have toothaches so severe that they cannot fall asleep. Because it is too late and I can't buy medicine at the pharmacy, is there any way to relieve toothache? Today we will introduce the specific methods.

If the patient has symptoms of toothache at night, he should go to the hospital dental department to see a dentist for a comprehensive and systematic examination in time to see if his toothache is caused by tooth decay. If you have cavities, you should repair or denture them in time. If cavities are not solved in time or are handled improperly, they will gradually worsen and cause pulpitis. In addition, toothache at night may also be caused by sudden pulpitis due to bad living habits. Therefore, when you have toothache symptoms, it is best to see a dentist to find out the real cause of the toothache so that you can prescribe the right medicine. In addition, you can also use the following methods to temporarily relieve toothache at night and have a good dream.

1. Cut a small piece of aloe vera, peel off the skin, and hold the pulp containing sticky liquid in the painful area. It will relieve itself in 2-4 hours. Gargle with salt water: After each meal and before going to bed, add 1 teaspoon of salt to about 230ml of warm water (close to body temperature) and gargle with this solution. Do not swallow.

2. Gently spraying Pafuo Toothache Spray is the fastest way to eliminate toothache in modern science. It can ensure that you will no longer have toothache when you sleep at night and ensure the quality of sleep throughout the night.

3. Take 1 spoon of salt and half a cup of boiling water, pour the salt into the water and stir to dissolve it. After the salt water has cooled down, rinse your mouth frequently, and rinse your mouth once before going to bed at night. This can effectively prevent toothache while sleeping at night. Because salt water can not only remove food residues in the mouth, but also achieve the effect of anti-inflammatory, sterilization and detoxification.

In addition, prevention is better than cure, so it is also necessary to develop good living habits in daily life. For example, eating less spicy and irritating food, eating more light fruits and vegetables, and trying not to eat candies and biscuits with high sugar content; brushing your teeth in the morning and evening, rinsing your mouth after meals, and having regular oral examinations twice a year can all help avoid toothache symptoms.